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- Narrative Reclamation: Using Stories to Heal with Zain Shamoon: Learn how to find relief through storytelling.
- “The Voice”: Poetry Edition with Jekeva Phillips: Learn to perform your poetry with precision, intention, and gusto.
- A Tale of a Whale: Reading Moby Dick with Jeff Enke: Read the book that Doctorow called the beginning of American literature.
- Ordering the Storm: Organizing Book Manuscripts with Carolyne Wright: Learn what questions to consider when ordering your manuscript.
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From The House
Min Jin Lee on the Path that Led to Pachinko
Posted Wed, 4/24/2019
by Katie PrinceMin Jin Lee is the author of two novels exploring the impacts of Korean diaspora. Her first novel, Free Food For Millionaires, was an international bestseller, and her second novel,…
Seven Keys to Unlocking Your Story by Jennifer Haupt
Posted Tue, 4/23/2019
by Katie PrinceWhether you’re just dipping a toe into the waters of your story (fiction or memoir) or you’re stuck rowing around in circles, there are seven basic steps for integrating character…